Open a roll of Velo and you hold a tiny flavour atlas. The current velo flavors list spans twenty-one styles, from freeze-dried mint to baked apple, each engineered for zero tobacco yet full snus ritual. All pouches use the same micro-crystal base that releases nicotine in a gentle slope rather than a spike, so taste becomes the main character and strength the supporting actor.
Velo Mighty Peppermint leads the cooling line
The portion smells like crushed candy cane but behaves like a soft pillow under the lip. Nicotine sits at 14 mg per gram, the highest in the range, yet the peppermint oil hides the sting until minute ten, when a slow thaw replaces the initial blast. Users who keep a can in a jacket pocket notice the aroma fades after five days; stored below eight degrees Celsius the same can stays vivid for months.
Velo Ice Cool offers the gateway chill
At 8 mg it matches the strength of a strong latte, making it the first stop for recent smokers. The mint here is spearmint, sweeter and rounder than peppermint, blended with a micro-dose of chlorophyll to mimic the scent of freshly cut grass. The aftertaste lingers long enough to make water taste sweeter, a side effect many commuters welcome during long train rides.
Velo Polar Mint fills the midpoint
Strength climbs to 11 mg, but the profile adds menthyl lactate, a compound that triggers cold receptors without the burn. The result is a pouch that feels colder than Ice Cool yet smoother than Mighty Peppermint, popular among programmers who need steady focus and fresh breath for back-to-back stand-ups.
Velo Wintergreen steps away from candy paths
The oil comes from the Gaultheria shrub, giving a root-beer edge that pairs strangely well with black coffee. Strength is 10 mg, and the aroma lasts longer than mint variants because wintergreen oil is heavier and evaporates slower. Truck drivers like the combo: coffee keeps them awake, wintergreen keeps the cab smelling like a forest instead of diesel.
Velo Elderflower Spritz turns the temperature dial toward summer
The pouch smells like the first week of June in Stockholm: elderflower, a touch of lemon zest, and a faint fizz note created by citric acid micro-spheres. Nicotine is 6 mg, low enough for lawn mowing or golf rounds where calm matters more than rocket fuel. Store this variant upside-down; the floral oil is lighter than water and pools at the lid, so the first portion each morning is the most fragrant.
Velo Blush Berry balances sweetness with restraint
The blend uses freeze-dried raspberry and blueberry powder, but the final taste is closer to unsweetened iced tea than jam. Strength is 8 mg, and the colour of the portions is a faint rose that does not dye teeth, a selling point for sales reps who smile for a living.
Velo Urban Vibe adds blood orange and pomegranate
The idea was to bottle the smell of a city farmers’ market at dawn. Nicotine lands at 10 mg, and the aroma curve is backward: pomegranate arrives first, blood orange creeps in later, giving a two-act play that keeps the palate awake. Users report that sparkling water extends the orange note, while still water lets the pomegranate dominate.
Velo Royal Tea offers the most unusual entry on the velo flavors list
The pouch smells like cold-brewed Darjeeling mixed with a squeeze of bergamot. Strength is 10 mg, yet the first sensation is dryness, similar to tannin in red wine. The trick works because tea aroma blocks nicotine bitterness, making the pouch feel weaker than it is. Keep this one at room temperature; chilling mutes the bergamot and flattens the profile.
Velo Fresh Jalapeño ends the spice line
The heat is real but polite: capsaicin micro-capsules break open every few minutes, giving waves of warmth that never cross into pain. Nicotine is 11 mg, and the base still carries a hint of mint, so the overall effect is like sipping a mojito that someone swapped the lime for chili. Freezing the can deadens the burn, so store it cool but not frozen.
Across the velo flavors list one rule holds: slim portions dry on the outside yet stay moist inside. The design cuts drip, so flavour blooms first and nicotine follows, turning every commute, concert interval, or coffee break into a controlled taste journey without smoke, sugar, or stained teeth.